Owning a rental property in Queensland? Ensuring drains and gutters are well-maintained isn’t just about curb appeal - it’s critical compliance you can’t afford to overlook. 1. Landlord Responsibilities at a Glance Since 1 September 2024, all tenancies must comply with Minimum Housing Standards, which include adequate drainage and plumbing systems. Stormwater and drainpipes must be...
Owning investment property in Queensland? Ensuring smoke alarms comply with the latest regulations isn’t just best practice—it’s the law. Let’s walk through your responsibilities and how you can protect your tenants and your investment. 1. What Queensland landlords must do From 1 January 2022, every rental dwelling must be fitted with interconnected photoelectric smoke alarms:...
The Vacant Residential Land Tax (VRLT) is an initiative by the State Revenue Office (SRO) of Victoria aimed at encouraging the efficient use of residential land. Introduced in 2018, this tax applies to certain residential properties that remain unoccupied for more than six months in a calendar year. Significant changes and extensions to the VRLT framework are set to take effect in the coming years, making...
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